We need to go to the streets before the sh!t hits the fan.

I know it might be easier to get water from a stone but if we could only get the middle class into the streets then things could change.

Going to the streets is the last option because it disrupts economic activities, gives the country a bad name (temporarily), compromises security etc. but unfortunately in this case it is the only option we have.

Go to the streets now - when we still have a country to rescue - or wait for a couple of years - when you will no longer be in the middle class (and of course not upper class) - because of the plunder and go then. Chaguo ni lako . Na langu.

We are confusing issues, the problem is not the number of top officials, its more the salary and allowances they steal from the public.

I am yet to understand why an MP needs to earn more than a teacher or a government doctor. We can reduce the recurrent expenditure on top gava officials by upto 50% and these greedy politicians will still be earning more than doctors etc.

We however won't do that, trust people like Musalia to respond to serious questions with impracticable answers like regretting the promulgation of the new constitution. His regret is off-course irrelevant and unhelpful. Can he suggest how he would like to solve the problem.

Okoa Kenya is worse, they want funds mashimoni increased!!

A constitutional body was created for the purpose regulating and managing salaries for those paid by the government, sasa the court has awarded a salary increase to teachers.